Q- Will this course certify me as a Prenatal Yoga teacher through the Yoga Alliance?
A- No. The Yoga Alliance has now changed its requirements to 85 hours for Prenatal Yoga.
More on the Yoga Alliance: The Yoga Alliance is not a certification body, they are only a teacher/school registry.
Schools, nor teachers are certified by Yoga Alliance.

Q- Will this course teach me everything I need to know to teach Prenatal Yoga to the pregnant population and how to accommodate that “one lone” pregnant woman who walks into my mixed levels class?
A- Yes. If you are a 200 hr Yoga teacher yes it will.
Q- Does this course cover all of the latest applications of both Prenatal and Postnatal yoga?
A-Yes.
Q- Can I use the hours spent in this course towards Continuing Education units for the Yoga Alliance?
A- Yes.
Q-Does this training come with a certificate?
A- Yes
Q- How often will you be doing these trainings?
A- Monthly – (in my space at 245 E Broadway in Mount Pleasant). Email me to inquire / get on a waiting list.
Q- Will I add to my skill set as a teacher even if I don’t specialize, or plan on teaching Prenatal yoga?
A- Yes absolutely. Learning how to teach Prenatal yoga will greatly add to the skill set of a teacher in many ways. You will learn modifications, contraindications and breathing practices that are safe and helpful for many conditions that are not only found in the pregnant/postpartum population.
Q- Will this training cover “safe and effective core work/ diastasis recti and pelvic floor health”?
A-Yes it will. Many people have an outdated notion of what the “core” really is. This training has a comprehensive segment on the core, pelvic floor, and possible dysfunction, rehab and resources.

Yoga teachers who take this training will have the skills/know how to teach prenatal yoga afterwards or accommodate the pregnant student (s) who wander into their class and it will definitely remove the fear of teaching pregnant women.